American League president sees hot race this season
Tampa Florida March 10 Associated Press Barnard president of the American League after visiting Florida camps sees an exciting race in the league Detroit and Chicago likely stronger, several clubs improved, rising young players and growing attendance interest promise a splendid season.
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Brian Bell
Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Barnard
Florida
Detroit
Chicago
Rosenbloom Will Scrap Johnson In Garden Tonight
Maxey Rosenbloom of Harlem faces Larry Johnson in a ten round benefit bout at Madison Square Garden. A win could set up a match with light heavyweight champion Jimmy Slattery. Johnson is a top puncher in the 175 pound class and recently lost a close decision to Pete Latzo. Lou Scozza meets Rosey Rosales in the ten round semi final.
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New York
Maxey Rosenbloom
Harlem
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Slattery
New York State
Mixey
Johnson
Slattery
Pete Latzo
the Garden
Lou Scozza
Buffalo
Rosey Rosales
Cleveland
Fight the Cold with Rich Red Blood this Winter
The message promotes Grove s Tastefuless Chill Tonic as a remedy to prevent winter illnesses by improving blood quality and vigor. It claims cold air and dampness affect those with poor blood and urges a few days use for noticeable strength and warmth. Sold at drug stores for 60 cents.
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Grove
Early spring reports sketch Ro bins and rivals prospects
In Clearwater and across Florida and California reports from camps highlight Brooklyn Robins optimistic on fielding and pitching strength. Ben Chapman shows rookie improvement for the Yankees while Lew Fonseca nears return for the Indians. Detroit slugging impresses in a 14 5 exhibition win over Boston with six homers. Cubs defeat Angels 17 12 as pitching candidates strive for jobs.
Giants Rally Fails as White Sox Dominate Early Games
Houston report notes John McGraw and the New York Giants struggled in exhibition play. The Chicago White Sox defeated the Giants 12 to 5, marking their second straight win in as many days.
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Athletics Renew Feud With Nationals In Florida
Fort Myers Florida March 10 The Athletics return home to renew the inter league series with the St Louis Nationals the series stands at one game apiece.
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Fla
Phillies face lineup gaps as spring toil continues
Winter Haven Florida March 10 Phillies regulars remain absent Captain Fresco Thompson at second base and Chuck Klein outfielder and defending NL batting champion. Paso Robles California March 10 Pittsburgh Pirates lineup shakeup sees regulars and Vanigans set to break deadlock from yesterday. Jewelens smiles at third base as Pie Traynor shows old form in shootout win over regulars.
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Fla
Phillies
Fresco Thompson
Chuck Klein
Paso Robles
Cal
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vanigans
Jewelens
Pie Traynor
Ens
Traynor
O'Rourke Plays Infield After Filling Omitted Kress
Frank O'Rourke, veteran St. Louis Brownies infielder, revealed in a charity ball game that he can cover shortstop as well as third or second. He filled in for the missing Ralph Kress, providing versatility in the field.
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West Palm’ Beach
Fin
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St. Louis Brownie
O’rourke
Ralph Kress
Cardinals Beat A's Slugfest in Fort Myers comeback
The St Louis Cardinals prepared to face the World champion Philadelphia A's for the third straight day in Fort Myers. They hoped to repeat yesterday's 17 to 14 win after trailing by nine runs at two points in the game.
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Fla
Philadelphia A’s
Fort Myers
St. Louis Cardinals
Veteran hurlers lead Reds in spring exhibition win
In Orlando on March 10, veteran pitchers of the Cincinnati Reds blanked opponents as the club opened spring exhibition play. The start featured steady control, early runs, and solid defense behind seasoned hurlers.
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White Sox, Nationals Gain Ground In Exhibition Play
Chicago White Sox hold a two game lead over the New York Giants in exhibition action and resume serious training. Washington Nationals face a full season with Johnson announcing the preliminaries complete and focus on newcomers as the week opens in Biloxi Mississippi.
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Miss
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Walter Johnson
Spring training reports from Florida games
In St Petersburg Detroit Tigers toppled the Braves 14 to 5 yesterday as Tigers hitters belted six home runs off Socks Seibold and Johnny Cooney. In Pensacola the Red Sox opened spring actions with strong hitting and solid pitching against the U S Naval Air Base team with manager Heinie Wagner deploying every infielder and outfielder.
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Braves
Detroit Tigers
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Johnny Cooney
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Red Sox
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Heinie Wagner
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Florida and Texas
Yesterday results show St. Louis topped Philadelphia 17 to 14 in Miami. Detroit defeated Boston 14 to 5 in Tampa. Chicago beat New York 12 to 5 in Houston. Chicago minor league upset Los Angeles 17 to 12 in Los Angeles. Today matchups list New York against Boston in St. Petersburg and St. Louis meeting Philadelphia in Fort Myers.
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Los Angeles Pacific Coast League
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Golf stars advance to second round in Miami four ball
In Miami Florida teams nestle into second round action at the seventh annual six thousand dollar International Four Ball matches at Miami Country Club Gene Sarazen and Johnny Farrell lead the field after a 7 and 6 victory over Jack Thompson and Johnny Connell Horton Smith and Ed Dudley also show strength with a 3 and 2 win over Wilfred Reid and Charley Murray Highlights include Lou Waldron making a hole in one on the 155 yard eighth and a dramatic 1 up win after 88 holes by Johnny Manion and Jim Dante over Willie Dow and Earl Howell.
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Fargo
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Earl Howell
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Pinehurst 30th Annual Horse Show Promises Big Turnout
Pinehurst Jockey Club plans a historic 30th annual horse show to be the resort’s most comprehensive equine exhibition. Secretary Charles W. Pisquet says April 1 and 2 will feature entries in 60 classes, with 500 entries expected after 400 last year.
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Pinehurst
Mar
Bird Dogs Resume Field Trials At National Championship
In Grand Junction Tennessee the national championship field trials resume after a rest. Rex's Tarheelia owned by T. Carney Bailey of Baltimore and Brighthurst Mary Proctor owned by W. M. Eberhardt of Buffalo lead the morning brace. Junedale Allie owned by Dr. F. H. Lahey of Boston and Jake Morgan owned by F. S. Jones of Tulsa are set for the afternoon brace.
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W. M. Eberhardt
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Boston
Jake Morgan
F. S. Jones
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Poteat Declines Role in Gaines Successor Selection
Wake Forest president emeritus Dr. W L Poteat announced he will not participate in choosing a successor to Dr. F P Gaines who resigned to become president of Washington and Lee University. He stated he has no candidate and is taking no part in the process.
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Wake Forest College
F. P. Gaines
Washington and Lee University
Dr. Poteat
Ferrell Brothers Add Prospect to Oak Ridge Lineup
Marvin Ferrell, brother of Rick and Wesley Ferrell, is hailed as a fine right handed pitching prospect at Oak Ridge school. The Ferrells, both major league stars, began their careers at Oak Ridge, signaling another possible big league arrival.
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St. Louis Browns
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Cleveland
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Citrus Shipments From California Hit 8010 Cars
In the 1928 29 crop year a total of 8010 cars of citrus fruits were shipped from California. The figure reflects robust shipping activity and regional distribution across key markets.
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California
Famous rookie to write for the Enterprise
The paper announces exclusive rights to writings by Joe O Goofty while at south Florida big league camps. O Goofty claims rookie pitcher status with the Yankees, a claim not confirmed by Bob Shawkey who allows daily dispatches from the camps.
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Yanks
Bob Shawkey
Yankee
McKechnie Seeks Wallop For Braves In Spring Camp
Bill McKechnie starts a four year term as Boston Braves manager pledging heavy hitting over defense. He targets wallop from a punchy lineup with Walter Berger and Red Rollings in camp and eyes a solid catcher as Al Spohner and Hank Gowdy vie behind the plate.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
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al Spohrer
Art Shires
Hank Gowdy
Hank
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Gardner to Deliver Commencement Address at Winston-Salem College
Governor O Max Gardner will speak at the Winston-Salem Teachers College annual commencement on Tuesday June 3 Colonel William A Blair chair of the board of trustees announced. The school trains negro teachers.
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O. Max Gardner
Winston-Salem Teacher's College
William A. Blair
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Duke Gridders Begin Spring Practice At Duke Stadium
Durham reports spring football practice opening with about 70 players from last year’s freshmen and 1929 squad, including Rosky returning to end and new backs needed as Kid Brewer and Taft Russ vie for spots. Schedule released featuring South Carolina, Virginia, Navy, and other games at Duke and nearby venues. Davidson begins baseball prep with Monk Younger, focusing on assembling an outer garden trio amid uncertain hitting and fielding, with Miller in center and Proctor and McInnis shifting positions.
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Big Ten Track Stars Face Illinois Relay Carnival
Chicago dispatch notes the midwestern indoor track season peaks at Champaign Illinois with Big Ten stars set to clash with top performers from Missouri valley and eastern regions in the Illinois relay carnival. Following Minnesota indoor championships, expectations run high for record smashings and strong showings at the meet.
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Mar
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Ill
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University of Minnesota
Charlotte Street Car Conductor Robbed at Gunpoint
In Charlotte on March 10, street car motorman N L Mims was held up by an unidentified Black man armed with a shotgun. The assailant demanded cash, fired during a struggle, knocked Mims unconscious, and fled with an undetermined amount.
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Mar
N. L. Mims
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Street Railway
Shad Conservation Urged By Federal Official
Raleigh March 10 Henry O Malley United States fisheries commissioner urged stronger shad and commercial fish conservation. He endorsed state plans for conservation and preservation of the fish industry and warned states may need drastic steps to ensure future use of important commercial species.
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Raleigh
Henry O'Malley
United States Fisheries Commissioner
J. W. Harrelson
Department of Conservation and Development
State Department
Virginia History Tour Draws 10000 School Children
Ten thousand students from Georgia and Illinois are set to travel to Virginia this spring. The group will visit historic sites and museums, exploring the state’s early history and heritage as part of the educational tour.
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Virginia
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